In _____________, increases in _____________ and the broadening of the shoulders in relation to the waist occur during youth.

_____________ refers to the increasing complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships with other people.

Talking to an elderly grandparent requires different skills from talking to a brother, sister or school friend.  Which of the following developmental areas does this relate to?

Leisure activities such as exercise, socialising and resting are important as they assist in providing clarity, energy and focus when issues require attention. Which of the following developmental aspects does this relate to?

When experiencing anger _____________ have a greater ability than _____________ to deal with this emotion in a calm manner and discuss why they are feeling this way with others.

_____________ relates to the ability to think about concepts and ideas rather than just the physical objects one can see.

Which of the following is an example of intellectual development?

_____________ may choose this style because they want their children to be positive about themselves and their relationships with others as they mature.

When _____________ is present, it can be reduced by sharing thoughts and being cared for by others.

Healthy and respectful relationships can improve and promote optimal _____________ and wellbeing because stress levels remain low.

Teenagers who have a good relationship with their parents often find it easier to interact appropriately with other adults. This is an example of ________________.

 _____________ is at the centre of good spiritual health and well-being.

Healthy and respectful family relationships foster ______ development.

A teacher who develops good relationships with students through a safe, caring learning environment will encourage students to take risks with their learning to advance their creativity and problem-solving skills.

What is this an example of?

1)Sympathy is the capacity to understand or feel what another person is experiencing by placing yourself in their position 

2)Free-range parents take over every aspect of the child’s life. 

3)Emotional safety means trusting other people with your feelings and knowing that they have your best interests in mind. 

1)Authoritarian parents expect first-time obedience, excellence in every endeavor and a child who never talks back. 

2)Intimate relationships involve strong emotions and physical closeness with another person, but they are not always sexual relationships. 

3)Helicopter parents are seen as pushing their children to succeed according to their parents’ terms. 

_____________ choose this style because they may think their child is exceptional, or they’re too great to fail.

Which of the following is the best definition of parenting.

During which phase of prenatal development does the zygote take on a spherical shape known as a morula?

Teratogens such as tobacco, alcohol and medication are particularly influential during the ________ stage of development.

Reflexes such as sucking and grasping are highly responsive and continue to develop throughout which of the following prenatal stages?

It is particularly important that women consume the required amount of _______, _______ and iron prior to and during pregnancy.

Which mineral is required in greater amounts during pregnancy due to the increased demand for oxygen for the developing foetus as well as the increased energy needs of the mother.

Women need to be selective about the type of ___________ they consume during pregnancy as some have significantly higher levels of ___________ than others.

Which of the following developmental aspects is exemplified when an infant mimics actions, such as waving and talking on the phone?

When does the infancy stage of the lifespan begin and end?

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The first _____________ between a woman’s pregnancy and her child’s second birthday are the most critically important in their development.

The emotional benefits of play in childhood include a reduction in fear, _____________, stress and irritability.

It has been shown that children should have at least _______ per day of unstructured play when they entertain themselves, either alone or with other children, without adult or technological interference.